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Get Fried Chicken Day Deals At These Charlotte Eateries

Several restaurants and even a few grocery stores help to celebrate National Fried Chicken Day (July 6)  this week. Many offered free chicken or deep discounts on the bird. But,…

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Several restaurants and even a few grocery stores help to celebrate National Fried Chicken Day (July 6)  this week. Many offered free chicken or deep discounts on the bird. But, there are plenty more deals!

There are a few restaurants in Charlotte that will honor and celebrate 'fried chicken' with deals this weekend or all month long. Take a look and happy eating!

Popeye's

Known for its popular chicken sandwich, Popeye's is offering some free ones. Now until July 9, 2023, buy a chicken sandwich and get a second one free. All varieties of chicken sandwiches are included. This offer is available only on Popeyes’ website or app. Make sure to add the chicken sandwich combo to your order first, and then add the chicken sandwich. Limit one free chicken sandwich per order.

Church's

Church's is teaming up with Uber Eats to give guests the chance to save $8 on their Church's order of $20 or more. This is once you place your order using the Uber Eats app. Price and participation may vary. Supplies are limited. You can get this deal now through July 9, 2023.

bb.q. Chicken

If you're into fried chicken with a certain Korean flare, bb.q. Chicken may be the spot for you. The restaurant introduces Korean food flavors to fried chicken. To celebrate National Fried Chicken Day, it is offering free delivery on DoorDash and UberEats throughout the month of July, at participating locations.

7 Places To Get Mouth Watering, Delicious Fried Chicken In Charlotte North Carolina

Screw the diet I want fried chicken. That's how I'm feeling after writing this list. And definitely feeling more hungry for lunch than I was an hour ago. Fried chicken is a southern staple and for great reason. It's delicious. But it takes time to get it right, and it's also probably not on your weekly cook-at-home list. If it is, you're much better than I am. And despite perhaps not being the healthiest of foods, there's no harm in indulging yourself every now and then. Have I convinced you to ditch your lunch or dinner plans tonight and get some fried chicken yet? If so, we've established fried chicken is a good idea. But where can you get the best fried chicken in Charlotte North Carolina?

There's a good chance that Price's Chicken Coop (RIP) was your go-to spot for fried chicken in Charlotte. But they sadly closed their doors a few years ago. I swear sometimes when you walk by you can still smell it though. Maybe I'm just dreaming. But don't worry there is still some fantastic chicken to be found. Maybe you want a quick bite of that fried chicken and sides like you're grandma used to make. Or perhaps a fancier meal is in the cards. Whatever you want there is something in Charlotte for you. While these aren't all of the options they are great places to start. Here are 7 places to get mouth-watering, delicious fried chicken in Charlotte.

Leroy Fox

Location: Southend (1616 Camden Road, Suite 150, Charlotte, NC 28203) and Cotswold (705 South Sharon Amity Road, Charlotte, North Carolina 28211, United States)

The majority of Leroy Fox's menu is made up of chicken, and for good reason- they do it well. You can choose Homestyle or Wing Style and pick which pieces you'd like. It's all made to order so you may have to wait a few minutes, but it will be worth the wait.

The Quik Shoppe

Location: 201 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203

Menu - You'll have to visit.

Yes, it's gas station fried chicken, but it's probably the best in all of Charlotte. The Quick Shoppe chicken gets a lot of hype, but it lives up to it. With popular Price's Chicken Coop closing a few year's ago, this is now what most people declare the best fried chicken in Charlotte. Be prepared for a line at lunch, but good things are worth the wait.

The Eagle Food & Beer Hall

Location: 2120 South Boulevard Charlotte, NC 28203

At The Eagle you can order a whole chicken, 1/2 or 1/4, or drumsticks. Don't forget the homestyle sides and grab a drink to wash it down.

Haberdish

Location: 3106 N. Davidson Street Charlotte, NC 28205

Haberdish is one of Charlotte's most popular restaurants. The self-described southern kitchen and craft cocktail bar is on the more expensive side but you are going to have a delicious meal. So if fried chicken is on your wishlist for a special occasion Haberdish is the place to go!

Horace’s Hot Fried Chicken

Location: 329 S Tryon St (At the Wells Fargo Plaza), Charlotte, NC 28202

If hot chicken is your favorite then you'll definitely want to give Horace's a try. They are strictly to go either delivery or pick up. Be warned though it is hot so if you are spice adverse, perhaps pick another spot on this list. But if you can take the heat, it's some of the best!

Mr. Charles Chicken & FIsh

Location: Cambridge (8006 Cambridge Commons Dr Charlotte, NC 28215)

Fried chicken, chicken gizzards, chicken livers, or fried fish Mr. Charles does it all. This is the down-home southern cooking you dream about, and done right!

Chicken King

Location: Harris Blvd (7008 E W.T. Harris Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28215) and The Plaza (4450 The Plaza e, Charlotte, NC 28215)

With famous in the name it has to be good right? You'll find two locations of Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken where you can order a variety of combo meals or choose your chicken by the piece.

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